Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Lenny Kravitz, Tom Brady at Fontainebleau Las Vegas opening

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Fontainebleau Las Vegas opened on Wednesday, December 13, with 36 first-to-market restaurants and bars, with more to come in the New Year. Chefs Gabriela Cámara, Evan Funke and Josh Capon, and restaurateurs David Grutman, David Rodolitz and Alan Yau are among those joining the resort.

The grand opening saw VIPs including Lenny Kravitz, Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Tom Brady, Tommy Hilfiger and Dee Ocleppo, Eva Longoria, Cher and Alexander ‘A. E.’ Edwards, Jessica Biel, Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Flavin, Tyga, Dita von Teese, Michael Bay, Sheryl Goddard and Alice Cooper, Oscar de la Hoya and Holly Sonders, Janet Jones and Wayne Gretzky, Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, Billy Zane, Paul Wesley, Ian Somerhalder, Natalie Kuckenburg, Nikki Reed, Giuseppe Zanotti, Peggy Gou, Stella Maxwell, Sylvia Missoni, Giacomo Missoni, Isabela Rangel Grutman, Casey Cooper Emmons, Kathryn Newton, Anitta, Paris Brosnan, Gail Simmons, Jonathan Cheban, Mona Vand and Gary Vaynerchuk, Colin Cowie and Daniel Peuscovich, Julie Brawn, Jonathan Cheban, Nikolai Haas, Djuna Bel, Ícaro Coelho and Camila Coelho, Perez Hilton, Dang Bodiratnangkura, Evan Lysacek, Stacey Cooper Shabtai, James Kennedy and Ally Lewber, Mo García and Fifi, Veronica Karekova, Barry Bayat, Mark Davis, Shelby Chesnes, Rudy Touzet and Lydia Touzet, Jordan Barrett, Olaf Carlson-Wee, Gigi Gorgeous, Shep Gordon, Giancarlo Stanton, Nats Getty, Bertha González Nieves, Gabriela Cámara, Frida Escobedo, Ivanka Trump, Bret Baier and Amy Baier, with live performances by Paul Anka, Justin Timberlake and Keith Urban. There were both a lion dance and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Representing the development were Fontainebleau Development chairman and CEO Jeffrey Soffer, president Brett Mufson, executive vice-president Bryan O’Shields, chief of staff Raul Abuchaibe and chief administrative officer Stacie Michaels, and Fontainebleau Las Vegas president Mark Tricano, CFO John Helderman, COO Colleen Birch, CMO Shane Smith, senior vice-president Kimberly Virtuoso and chief casino marketing officer Michelle Reda, designer Peter Arnell, and Koch Industries CEO Charles Koch and CFO Steve Feilmeier. Other guests included Liz Koch, Chase Koch, Nevada governor Joe Lombardo, Clark County commissioners Tick Segerblom and Ross Miller, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors’ Authority CEO Steve Hill, Colleen Schiff, Tom Brady, Sr and Galynn Patricia Brady, Don Soffer, Carol Soffer, Summer Soffer, Logan Soffer, Madison Soffer, Brooke Soffer, Papi Steak’s David Einhorn, Grace Kim, Alexa Mufson, Michele King Soffer, William McCurdy II, and George Pérez.

The resort lies on nearly 25 acres adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center District on the Las Vegas Strip. The property had been acquired by Fontainebleau Development in partnership with Koch Real Estate Investments.